Panel Explores Religious Dress Codes in Secular Society
Is a hijab an expression of religious faith, or a symbol of intolerance toward women?…
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Making Room for Robots
Long a trope of science fiction, service robots are making their way into modern-day life.…
Google Search Engine Suit in Florida Raises Questions
During its nearly two-decade existence, Google has responded to search engine–related lawsuits by arguing its…
The Guardian of Good Ideas
For Ron Lazebnik, it all began with illegal file sharing. Lazebnik was studying electrical engineering…
A Decade of Information Sharing
An impressive array of leading legal, corporate, government, and judicial experts shared their insights on…
LLM Arbitration Teams Excel at International Competition
Fordham Law School won a first-place individual prize and placed two teams in the quarterfinals…
U.S. News Ranks Fordham Law #37 in Nation, Evening Program #2
In its 2017 edition of “America’s Best Graduate Schools,” released today, U.S. News & World…
Apple iPhone Unlocking Debate Also Playing Out in NYC Courts
Joel Reidenberg was quoted in an NY1 report about Apple’s refusal to unlock iPhones for law…
Trans-Pacific Partnership “One of Greatest Achievements” in American Economic Diplomacy, Fordham Professor Says
On February 4, the United States and 11 other Pacific Rim countries signed the Trans-Pacific…
New Transatlantic Data Privacy Law on Horizon
A new transatlantic data privacy law impacting thousands of American companies is on the horizon…